J. Hengevoss

Most-cited papers

1. Estrogen receptor beta is involved in skeletal muscle hypertrophy induced by the phytoecdysteroid ecdysterone.

   M. Parr, Pi-Wen Zhao, O. Haupt, S. Ngueu +8 more

   2014Molecular Nutrition & Food Research98 citations

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2. Ecdysteroids: A novel class of anabolic agents?

   M. Parr, F. Botrè, A. Naß, J. Hengevoss +2 more

   2014Biology of Sport90 citations Open access

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3. Combined effects of androgen anabolic steroids and physical activity on the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis.

   J. Hengevoss, M. Piechotta, D. Müller, Fabian Hanft +3 more

   2015Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology22 citations

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4. An isoflavone enriched diet increases skeletal muscle adaptation in response to physical activity in ovariectomized rats.

   Wenya Zheng, J. Hengevoss, Sebastian T. Soukup, S. Kulling +2 more

   2017Molecular Nutrition & Food Research13 citations

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5. Modulation of Follistatin and Myostatin Propeptide by Anabolic Steroids and Gender

   S. Mosler, Stephan Geisler, J. Hengevoss, T. Schiffer +3 more

   2013International Journal of Sports Medicine7 citations

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6. Modulation of exercise training related adaptation of body composition and regulatory pathways by anabolic steroids.

   S. Reitzner, J. Hengevoss, E. Isenmann, P. Diel

   2019Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology4 citations

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7. Endocrine fingerprint analyses as an alternative strategy to detect the abuse of anabolic steroids

   J. Hengevoss, S. Rojas, M. Piechotta, M. Parr +1 more

   20130 citations

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8. Alternative detection strategies for anabolic steroid abuse by NMR metabonomics and endocrine feedback loop analyses

   M. Parr, W. Schänzer, N. Schlörer, E. Voronina +2 more

   20130 citations

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